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 PopBar doesn’t disappoint. As a novelty specialty store, it may have difficulty in creating a following. For me, Popsicles somewhat lack the satisfaction (calories) gotten from consuming a two-scoop ice cream. . . . → Read More: PopBar – A Poppin’ Place for a Sweet Craving For the price that Lotus of Siam charges, the food was a slight disappointment. It’s not as authentic as Sripraphai, and it’s not as exciting and innovative as Kin Shop. Service was also not too impressive, with a few near misses on the water pouring that had me on the edge. Lotus of Siam is still a solid Thai meal that exceeds that of most local eateries, though just good enough is not what we expect with the weight of the Lotus of Siam name. . . . → Read More: Lotus of Siam Review – When the hype fades… The main event is obviously the Pop’s Burger. Made with premium cuts of beef, homemade pickles, sauteed onions, and Boston lettuce, the flavor was absolutely fantastic. . . . → Read More: Quick-Writeup – Pop’s of Brooklyn Review A quiet, out of the way location in an otherwise bustling area–Favela Cubana is perhaps an odd location for brunch and somewhat distanced from the happy-hour scene. However, with half a bird devoured, I walked away with hopes for this restaurant. . . . → Read More: Favela Cubana Review – The Bird From Ipanema Hung Ry combines solid small plates, authentic noodles, and precise execution of the culinary concept. In my opinion, Hung Ry is by far the best noodle shop in the area. (Ippudo may have the hype, but Hung Ry delivers much more flavor.) Perhaps I should go back to blaming the cobble stone street, or maybe Hung Ry is just catching on. . . . → Read More: Hung Ry – Serious Hand Pulled Noodles |
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